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    Pakistan beggar found unconscious with over PKR 5 lakh, Saudi passport in pocket

    July 30, 2024Updated:July 30, 2024 World No Comments
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    NEW DELHI: An elderly beggar was found unconscious on Khushab Road in Pakistan Punjab’s Sargodha district by the Rescue 1122 team, with over Rs 0.5 million ( 1, 60, 544 INR ) in his pocket. A card indicating numerous excursions to Saudi Arabia was carried by the man, along with PKR 534, 000.
    Upon release from the doctor, he retrieved his wealth and things, according to Geo News. Residents of the area informed the rescue squad that this gentleman had been constantly begging nearby.
    Concerns were raised about Pakistanis obtaining Umrah permits to begging in Saudi Arabia in September of last year. The Senate Committee on Overseas Pakistanis was informed of this concern by the government of elsewhere Pakistanis and human resource development, according to a report from The News.
    At a standing committee meeting, the director of the department of overseas Pakistanis claimed that 90 % of beggars held in foreign countries were Pakistanis. He told the Senate commission,” The ministers of Iraq and Saudi Arabia have reported that these prosecutions have overcrowded their prison.” The majority of thieves in Saudi Arabia were of Muslim descent, and they used Umrah visas to plow a begging route.

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